High Street, Church Eaton
A postcard view of the High Street in Church Eaton. On the left are two school buildings which were built in the late 19th century and opened in 1900 as a combined school for boys, girls and infants. ...
High Street, Eccleshall
The building on the right with the bay window is Lonsdale House.
The buildings next to Lonsdale House were demolished in the 1960s, to make way for a new rest home, Lonsdale Court.
High Street, Eccleshall
This photograph pre-dates 1902, when the new front and turret was built onto numbers 50 and 52.
The High Street is decorated, possibly for the Coronation of Edward VII in 1901.
High Street, Eccleshall
These buildings were demolished in the 1960s, to make way for a new rest home, Lonsdale Court. The building on the right is Lonsdale House.
Photographer: Harry Osbourne of Woodseaves.
High Street, Eccleshall,
View taken from the Castle Street and Stafford Street crossroads.
The timber framed building on the right is the Market Hall (built in 1884) which replaced the Old Market Hall and was constructed to ...
High Street, Gnosall
The house on the left with dormer windows was Grovesnor House, which belonged to the Grovesnor family. The building was later used as the workhouse, but was later demolished and replaced by a school. ...
High Street, Stone,
On the left is Evan and Sons ironmongers and garage, established in 1840.
The building with the bow windows is the Crown Hotel. The hotel was damaged by fire in 1778. The new building was designed ...
High Street, Stone, (1)
The building with the bow windows is the Crown Hotel. The hotel was damaged by fire in 1778. The new building was designed by Henry Holland in 1780. The inn was a stop for stage coaches from London, ...
High Street, Stone, (2)
View of the High Street looking towards Granville Square. On the far right is the Unicorn public house.
On the right is the Fountain Inn. To the left of the inn is Charles Clarke's pawnbrokers shop; ...
High Street, Stone, (2)
On the right is the Crown Hotel. The hotel was damaged by fire in 1778. The new building was designed by Henry Holland in 1780. The inn was a stop for stage coaches from London, Manchester and Birmingham; ...
High Street, Tutbury
A postcard view of the High street in Tutbury from near its junction with Lower High Street and Cornmill Lane. On the left is Tutbury Institute, the front block of which is Grade II listed. It has a ...
Highgate School, Tunstall
Highgate Secondary Modern school stood on the corner of Lambert Street and High Street, Tunstall. The building was originally Highgate junior and infants school until reorganisation in 1929, although ...
Hildersheim House School, Lichfield Street, Tamworth
Hildersheim German House School was a private school for girls. The school was reputedly run by a Miss Rushton or Shuttleworth. Reputedly the children's meals were stale bread and milk whilst the mistresses ...
Hilderstone School Group 3
Hilderstone School was built as a National School for 180 pupils in 1819. Its construction was funded by Ralph Bourne of Hilderstone Hall.
The school closed in 1981 as it only had one pupil and two ...
Hilderstone Village,
On the left is Christ Church, built in 1833. The church was built by Ralph Bourne of Hilderstone Hall, a pottery manufacturer.
On the right is Hilderstone School, built as a National School for 180 ...
Hill Top Primary School. Westport Road / Greenhead Street, Burslem
This school complex consists of four buildings. There is a date plaque in one of the gables which reads: 'Erected 1879'. There are three cellar entrances to the school. These were used for fuel such as ...